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Cirencester Archive

• Celebrations in Lechlade

  There were colourful celebrations at this street party in Lechlade. read more

• Olympic champ gives charity walkers a boost

  OLYMPIC gold medalist Sir Steve Redgrave gave a boost to a jubilee charity hike which passed through Lechlade at the weekend. read more

• Ice work if you can get it

  An ice sculptor used Japanese saws to fashion this stunning - if temporary - piece of public art in the Abbey Grounds, Cirencester. read more

• American veteran's flying visit

  The world's best pilots are set to go vertical for eight non-stop hours of sensational flying as the Royal International Air Tattoo 2002 celebrates the Golden Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. read more

• Take off for the aviation thrill zone

  The world's best pilots are set to go vertical for eight non-stop hours of sensational flying as the Royal International Air Tattoo 2002 celebrates the Golden Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. read more

• Jubilee joy spreads across region

  COMMUNITIES across the region came together to celebrate the Queen's golden jubilee at the weekend. read more

• Fun in Fairford

  Adults, as well as children, got into a patriotic party mood. read more

• Fun in fairford

  Children in Fairford enjoyed a jubilee tea party in the sunshine. read more

• Cirencester carnival procession

  Monday's procession was a resounding success. 'Let's have more of these' urged locals. read more

• Charity tea party

  A charity tea party was held at the Bingham Hall, Cirencester on saturday, June 1 for carers and those they help. Guests ate sarnies and cake and drank tea whilst entertainers performed on stage. read more

• Cirencester carnival procession

  This Loveday and Loveday van dates from the 1930s. read more

• Dynamic duo reach for the skies

  CIRENCESTER'S Marie Duguid will be making one of her first local appearances as a wingwalker at Kemble Air Day. read more

• Cirencester carnival procession

  Just one of the lovely old cars that wound its way through Cirencester's narrow town centre streets on Monday. read more

• Cirencester Hospital Balloon Launch

  2,000 balloons were launched to raise funds for Cirencester Hospital League of Friends. There are prizes for the people whose balloons travel the furthest. read more

• Cirencester's carnival procession

  There were over 40 vehicles in Monday's carnival procession. Sadly, this Scania truck was just too big to get into the Abbey Grounds - the driver had to park up outside. read more

• Paper Tower Challenge

  Conditions for building paper towers were less than ideal on Sunday - but the winners still built one to 15ft. read more

• New in features - jubilee round-up

  Lots of pictures from across the region in our jubilee round-up. Click on features to see more! read more

• Paper Tower Challenge

  How high can you build a tower using just rolled newspaper and sticky tape. Brave teams tackled the elements - and gravity - at the Abbey Grounds, Cirencester to find out. read more

• Three Queens instead of one

  Never a town to do things by halves, Cirencester cheered not one, not two, but three queens. read more

On this day: Cirencester Archive